Dialogue

 1 Craty| indulging the fancy of the hour.~1. We shall have occasion
 2 Craty|        of syllables and letters?~1. The answer to this difficulty
 3 Craty|    permutation, may be either = (1) the ‘grave’ of the soul,
 4 Craty| anticipations of his genius.~I. (1) Plato is aware that language
 5 Craty|        to which we are exposed. (1) There is the confusion
 6 Craty|          of philology calls up.~(1) Language seems to be composite,
 7 Craty|       three stages of language: (1) in which things were characterized
 8 Craty|          off or differentiated. (1) The chief causes which
 9 Craty|          independently of them. (1) The first of these processes
10 Craty|       higher use of it: such as (1) the necessity of clearness
11 Craty|       all language is relative. (1) It is relative to its own